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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
Christians in the United States.

The Independent has compiled a
statistical account of the churches
of Christ in the United States,
showing the number OF their com.
municants to be as follows: Epis>
copal polity -Methodists, 1885,
416; Roman Catholics, 1000, 600;
Episcoplians, 430.53l; Mornvians,
10,6S6-total Episcopal, $780,
73s. Congregational polity-Bap-
lists, 3, 982, COZ; Congregational
lists, 436, 379; Christian Union,
10000; Friends, 1O5, 900; Adven
lists, 81, Ill; Methodists, 1880;
miscellaneous, G0,565 total Con
gregational, 1920. 412. Presbyte-
rian polity. - Presbyterians, 1882
436; Lutherans. $50, $50; Reform
ed, 259, 974; Methodists, 167 1892;
German Evangelical, 125, 900;
Mennonites, $4,000; Church Of
God $4,000 - total Presbyterian
2t720, 532.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
ADVERTISING Rates Moderate.
u.ssRsS~~u''"1Saa1S'.a
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

Preaching at Baptist church LIST
"a ard Sabbath in each month.
Naming Services at 1915 A NJ
Evening Services at 6:45 P M
sabbath School at y. A NJ
PRAYER meeting every Wednes-
by night.
Preaching at Methodist church
Id, 2ud and 4th Sabbath in each
month.
Sabbath School at, 9. AM
Morning Services at, IL A NJ
Evening Services at, 7PM
Prayer Meeting every Thursday
night.
REV. F A BRANCH, Pastor.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

NiNSiSu Ups GNU hOHSA saw i"i
laugh and talk so in my life. AS
gineral thing he's got mighty lit
tie to say. Well, after bit Mary
Ann said come out to dinner, and
the ole man, he walked right along
side of me.
e'Take seat Miss NcMinu, he
says, pullin> back the bench so
could git in to the table, take a
seat and help us clean up these
gfits and taters,' and he bust out
into big laugh.
'Silas looked plum funny. He's
fun of devilmens, Silas is, and ]
knowed he was thinkin' thoughts.
We'll, | was afeared it mout
rain, SO mighty soon after dinner,
l lowed I'd better be gittin' home
We'll, the old man he jumps up
and hin and Silas both walks out
to the fence with me. Mary Ann,
she couldn't, cause she was gettiu'
the baby to sleep. Well, Silas he
had to go back after some things
Mary Ann had fixed up for me to
carry home with me, SO the cid
man came up close and sorter whis-
pered, Hit was powerful lucky
you thought bout that trade, Miss
McMinn. Tn right in for goin'
partners with YOU He says.
that hammock land o yourn jins
right on the east en- O mine, and
hit1l make the finest orange grove
in this country He says, we'll
go partners shore, but I don't keer
nothin' bout you SEWN on but>
tons I'd ruther have pegs any
time Well, before l could say
one word, here comes Silas,
and then | had to come home.
He's Il comm to night, he whis-
pered that fore Silas come. Now
hain't | in a pretty fxF
Now what would you do if you
was me?> she asked.
4 don't know,'I replied. what
do you think of doinY
4 hate to hurt the poor ole mans
feelin's, she said. q know he'd
feel powerful cut down. Lizzie
amt much on looks, you know,
and she's got nothin', poor thing.
Hit looks like there amt no way
for me to git outen it. | hain't
got the face to tell him won't
have him now. Then hits Jest as
he says. My land jines right on
to the east end o him. There's no
denyin' that, you know. So |
reckon TIL jist have to let things
stand as they are, Anyway hits
orful hard for a poor woman like
me to git along by herself And
the widows face wore for the mo.
ment doleful expression.
But what about Lizzie, | asked
she'll feel so disappointed.
oh, well, the widow said, ris-
ing to CO. Il don't know as l am
responsible for Lizzie; I must look
out for myself, you know. But
III 60 to see Bob Simms to.mor-
row; he's my cousin, and maybe
he'll have 'er.'
And he did.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

An interesting case mas recently
been reported in Boston, that of .
child who had three attacks of scar.
let fever. The first occurred ut the
age Of Of five years, the second at
eleven years, aud the third some
seven months later 1t is evident
from this, says the Boston Herald,
that one attack of scarlet fever
does not secure future immunity,
as was formerly supposed to be the
case.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
Term S:

OxE YEAR. el.oV
Sr All papers stopped at expir-
,,iop of tire paid for, unless in
Ne, where parties are known to be
,,,nOpsible and they desire cons
dauance.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
ITEMS FOR COOKS.

An apple or tied and stewed
with meat OF any sort will insure
its being tender.
Never use milk that has been
boiled for cake Cake mixed with
it is pretty sure to be heavy. 81
Old-fashioned MoIasses Ginger
bread. : One cup sour tiiilks one
cup molasses, one teaspoon Soda {
two tablespoons melted butter, two
teaspoons ginger, one-half teaspooI
cloves, -four and salt.
To Bake Eggs. Break each egg
into cup, and FIT the eggs on d
buttered dish strewn with cracker
crumbs, covered with seasoned
crumbs, and bake until the crumbs
are brown.
Egg Wafies-Sift together one
quart of flour, half a teaspoonfui
of salt, add the whites of six well=
beaten eggs and one and a half
pints of milk. Bake, and sift over
with white sdyaf.
To tell cake in the oven, draw
it gently forward and put the ear
close to the loaf, it it is not done
there will be a little suffering
sound; when it is thoroughly bahS
en- there will be no sound.
Frosting for Lemon Pie Beat
the whites of three eggs and four
tablespoonful of powdered gsugar
to stiff freth, spread upon the
pie when it is done, then place it
in the oven and brown lightly
Whipped Potatoes. Whip boil
ed potatoes very light with fork;
beat in butter, pepper, salt; add
frothed white of an egg. Toss il
regularly in a dish. Set in oven
two minutes, but do not let it cox
or
Snow Balls.-Place rice in milk
to swell, stain; add one teaspoon.
full of lemon and cinnamon, pare
aud core apples, put the rice
around them, tie in a cloth and
boil well. Eat with cream and
sugar.
Blackberry Syrup. Take four
pounds of fully ripe Lawton ber--
ries and add to them three pounds
of granulated sugar and one pound
of some tart, well.favored apples,
pared, cored and sliced. Boil ali
together for forty minutes. Skim,
pour in glasses and cover closely.
--s~
Kisses, according to Sam Slick,
are like creation, because they are
made out of nothing and arS
very good. Another one says
they are like sermons-they re.
quire two heads and an applica-
ton. An ingenious American
grammarian thus conjugates ths
verb; 'Buss, to kiss; rebuss, to
kiss again; pluribus, to kiss with
out regard to number; sillybuss,
to kiss the hand instead of the
lips; blunderbuss, to kiss the
wrong person; omibnss, to kiss eva
cry person in the room; erebus, to
kiss in the dark But kissing baf.
fes all attempts at analysis, ard
josh Billings is pretty accurate
when he says that the more a man
tries to analytic kiss the more hS
can't; and that the best way to de-
fine kiss is to take one.
CHICAGO Miss Ito father)-Papa,
did Mr.. Mr. cant think OF his
name-anyway, did a tall young
man with blue eyes and side whis.
kers call OH you to-day
Father-I don't think he did.
Why do you ask?
Chicago Miss-Nothing, only /
have promised to marcy him, and
| didn't know but he had asked
! for me. Let me see. Ryan, Ry-.i
man, Randall-isnt it strange I
can't remember his name? But T.
am most sure it begins with am
r., and papa, he is the incest little
man you ever saw. ] just know
| you'd like him.
tather-Wouldnt be surprised
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

General Sherid3n, it is said, car
ries his wife's pocket4handkerchief
when he goes out shopping with
her. If Mrs. Sheridan, in exchan.
ge for this piece of gallantry, car
ries her husbands pocket~book
when she goes out shopping with
him she has rather the best Of the
bargain. -Norristown Herald.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
CITY COY ERNMENT

Mayer WIN. kaiglcr,
COamiImcn w e Kendrick, W
} hratham, G Deuhler, j A
Bor.ley, 7 Il Hannah.
Clerk l. JAMES.
:. Treasurcr-F W Clark.
srshall-L \ Hatcher.
D;puty AfarshaIl-John b Roberts
Street Overseer-Nick Kenney.
Council meets first Monday night
nach month,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

COUN rY OFFICERS.
Ordinary-H S Bell
CIerk Superior Court-J G F Clark
Sheriff. G Marshall
Tax Receiver CM Harris
Tax Collector H Crouch
] Ireasprer-J d 1aing
SurveyOr-J Z Waller
Ioroner-John Daniel
C'nnty Farm Supt.-W H Gam.
mage.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

The terminal facilities of the
wasp are not large, but they are
simple for their purposes.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
A. NJ. E. CHURCH.

Sunday School at, 8 I'm.
Morning Services at, 1890 a m.
Evening Services at, 7:30 p m,
Class meeting every Tuesday
light.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday
night.
R&v. r r DowNs, Pastor.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

MASONIC.
" RI Schley Lodge, No 229 F A
D. S.u j M Simmons, w NJ; H s
TeIl' Secretary; T r Hannah,
: ';!tA'lrer. Meets 3rd Saturday
night in each month.
= T " = R A CHAPTER, NO 40.
p believer, H P.
= En q W D Murray, Scribe; J c
S., vlark, Secretary. Meets End
SS'urdaynight in each month. .
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
TERRELL COUNCIL, NO SOL

SSyal Archanum Chas Deubler,
regent I Il Hannah, Secretary
meets LIST and 3rd Friday night il
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

KNIGHTS OF HONOR
O. Dawson Lodge, No 1851 NJ
olmmons Dictator; H S Bell, Re-
Ror'OT I R Hannah, Financial
T%norter; NJ Baldwin, Treasurer.
%ees End and 4th Friday night
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17
ROBERTS & MARSHALL, PrOuietyy,
She $0er3s
D,bl;shed Every Wedn's Morning

==z as npn may DO found on flIe az Geo.
TNIS PAfEn p. Howell & Co.'S Newspaper
lnISs,.ne Bureau dOspruce SD, where adver-
IA IN ~ he made for 1t in NewYork.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

Zuriel Winston in indianapolis
News.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-08-17

An apple or tied and stewed
with meat OF any sort will insure :
its being tender.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
A BIG SUIT PROPOSED
FAolHc RslleoAO PL1N0eRsss.
a Dstsilsa S1AtsAaent 81 thc Anaars at IA.
Central saa slsa facftc ls1aas
nsing fFen.rsd fot lie Ac&inss
sAe firsctars

WAsHISeToS, Aus. la-A sl3issaeat II
q eisu u the afizirs ol the faeifc 1xiiri.as
is heinE pFonared by Nsior Reddsngtas
villa fisw oi prosecution. h0ih criEnins
and ciyll. of tie direclors 81 these GOA
panies. Il il a vel kaoNn FAC. tA4g TAI
Government aud the CsnsFsl and nioa la
cine roads have besn outrseoousy gaan
dsfed by TIE direoiers o those roads cat a
about s7olJ90 90. h is also a. fact ihai al
this money could be recovered provides
the 0cFeTA- ment to3k the proper 4cilon
and Il u new intlmaied that IS intends aoius
-, aud when the proper ulae arrives Asiol
seadlngt0n viii produce the nsms a NJ
man v lo acted o. I.ss aiasler for buusixe.
Ton ana his agent Sheriff.. ior services pef,
termed IA Washington. o. 10 other words
in sKpialnlpg' tO members fAeir oufg %
esrdlng the Pacific rosds There ls evidence
| IA heddlngtsn testimony ca which a
base the indictment 81 Huntington eht
most of his associate Ia tAe Judgment "a
good lawyer but when the Pacific hali.
road Commissioners completed their report.
amer completing their invesiig& cations. ID 4
believed there viii oe sufficient material
10 bring case against every inembef a. tie
Pacific Railroad ring Tue inolosiioBs 4
that Tie Administration Wlu push rs
prosecution.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
THE GREAT FIRE AT PITTSeuR0
Caused by Throwing . Match In = Waste
Paper Basket.

PIrTssURs, Aug. l3.-The big fire of last
night was entirely under control at SO clock
this morning. but at 10 O'Clock engines
were still playing on the ruins Shortly
after half-past o'clock the flames got 3
fresh start in the Masonic Temple, and for
q time the entire block was again in dan
ger, but the frenen kept the flames within
the bounds of the burnt district
The buildings entirely destroyed were the
Masonic Temple. the Hamilton block.
Campbell & Dicks carpet warehouse and a
numoer Of tenement houses on Vernon
Alley. The upper floors of Schmidt q
Fridays magnificent nIne-stOry structure
were gutted and the balance of the building
water-sOaked. The DispatcA and Penny Press
buildings were badly damaged by water.
Nothing definite about the loss is yet
known, but IL is believed that an estimate
OF 81 100000 is rot exaggerating.
The latest investigations show that the
fire originated in the carpet store of II.
Hoffman. located in the cellar of the Ma
sonic building and underneath the dry
goods store of Campbell & Dick. Ii is said
a small party Of gentlemen were sitting in
the uphOlstering department of Hoffman 8
establishment, wnen one of their number
lighted cigar and thOushtlesSly threw the
match in the waste paper basket. The con-
tents of the basket were OF an infiammsDle
character and IN few seconds the entire
room WAS ablaZe. Efforts were made TO ex-
tingulsh the flames, but the light material
consumed so rapidly that the IRE was soon
beyond control.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
CONE, GROVER, CONE
so sAts Tag c-TIzgNg coMsrTsg
In EnszE Isvltauoa % the Presidsaf 10
Nlsft Grzna Rapids sud ahsy Ecno
tAs Sentiments 81 Sesssty fhoas-
aB1 People

The c.tizsns committee zppolatet by ths
N4Yor b extend al Invitation 70 the pres
dsnt 10 visiL Grand Rapids on the COCA
a0a Of his Western trip. met yesterday
af.eFason .. $50 O'Clock Mayor Dixie
man presided and the following invitation
Was drafted aid sent 10 the President BY
telegraph.
Grzad Rapids. Mich. Aug IS. 1887.
To tss President EEer,LGlre A1HSsga. WLsh-
iitgf9n. u. o.
We. the undsrsigned citizens of Grand
Rapids Michigan, having heard with
pleasure OF your intended uip 10 the West
danng the present year. take this oppor-
tonl.y 10 extend % you and Mrs. Cleveland
a cordial invitation 10 include our thriv-
Ing city IN tbs places 10 be visited bg you.
Grand Rapids i the commercial metrop-
oils OF Western Michigan. the second city
Ia the State, the greatest furniturs mAnuiac-
turing centre Ia the United States and has
Z population OF 20 coo persons who would
~ Join IA giving yO1 hearty welcome 10
the Valley CIV" A written invitation
more generally signed viii follow in few
DAYS.
Trusting you win give our invitation
favorable consideration and kindly name
day IN tie near future when We can meet
you here, We remain,
Yours Respectfully,
+. 3. Dikeman. Mayor Chas. I. Brenner.
John Creque, g. H. De Graaf, Andrew
Doyle, Geo. H. Davidson, Jacob Eisen-
hardt. J. W. Hayward. +. T. Hunt,ey. l..
l.. Launiere Paul Maris, j. A. Mckee,
Geo. Psntlind, Fred Saunders, Isaih
Stewart, Charles Stein, Maurice Shannahan,
Board of Aldermen: John Grady, John l..
Curiiss, DR.. j. c. Parker. Z. F. Sweet.
Freeman Godfrey, l. NJ. Weston, z. v.
Fox. D. II. Waters, Chas. w. Watkins II.
Ii. Drury. Adolph Leitelt. c. Clark, VIM.
Dunham, w II. Andrews. Bastian D'Ooge.
Eugene Richmond. John H. Jones, John
W. Holcomb, Sebastian Klaiber. Albert
DGmskey, Thos. W. Teevin, Capt. J. w.
Williamson, Q. G.. A. Voigt Frank Meyers
Leonard Coyell, citizens committee of
twenty-five.
The petition will be handsomely en-
crossed and signed in the following order:
Mayor, Common Council. Citizens Com
mittee. other city officials, county officials,
United States officials. officers of clubs,
associations. etc; Political committees
officers of banks and other corporations.
clergy, legal and medical professions, press,
editors and publishers, manufacturing
companies and firms. wholesale merchants.
lumbermen. insurance agents, retail dealers
and citizens generally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
q QUEER CASE.
Chicago Mxn on Examination for seri-
Ous OGense-A Family Row.

Chicago Man on Examination for q Seri-
Ous OGense-A Family Row.
Assisting Prosecuting Attorney w. II.
Eastman, went to Rockford yesterday to
conduct the examination of Augustus
Gusteller, who was arrested on Thursday
for assault with intent to do great bodily
harm, less than murder. From the evidence
given it is rather complicated story and
runs something like this: Gnsteiler lived
with his wife in Chicago and kept board
ing house. George Rykert. OF Rockford,
went to Chicago to work and boarded with
Gusteller. The latter and his wife quar-
relied frequently and finally she applied
for a divorce. While awaiting the pro-
ceedings, she had her husband
placed under bonds TO keep the peace,
and she and Rykert, TO whom she was to be
married as soon as she could obtain her
divorce, came TO Rockford, and went TO
live with Rykert's brother-in-l law, Mr.. AL
len, of Rockford. Last Thursday Gusteller
arrived at Rockford, and going TO Aliens
inquired for his wife. de commenced quar-
reling with her, and when Rykert inter-
tered, Gutteller made an effort to shoot
him, but was hindered by Rykert's slam
ming the door in his face. He then pro-
duced billy" and gaining entrance
through another door struck Rykert over
the head with it, iniurirg him quite badly.
Part of the testimony in the examination
was taken yesterday, and it was then ad-
iourned until next Thursday. Gusteller
made complaint against Rykert and his
wife for adultery and they were arraigned
on the charge yesterday. They entered a
plea of not guilty, and will have a hearing
next Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
The CHaTswoRTH ACCIDENT.
The Excitement subsiding-siost of the
Injured Improving.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-A Journal special
from Chatsworth says: Much of the ex.
element which prevailed in this city tor the
past three days has died out. All the dead,
whether identified or not have been shipped
away. The unidentified are held at Peoria
In addition 10 the dead all the wounded.
able to be moved, except those in private
houses, have been taken from here to Peo-
ria. Seven. however. remain this morning
in the building used ss the city hall and
engine house. Three Of them it was known
would certainly die, with possibly a
fourth. One of these was ValdejO, of
Peoria. who was erroneously reported dead
last night, and he died this morning ct
gl0. Few of the wounded have as yet
been removed from the hospital of the
city. II had been the intention TO take
those who were able out of here yesterday,
but owing 20 some Misunderstanding this
was notdone. Supt. Armstrong will attend
% that some time today. A report was re-
"a we'd from there this morning and an i'm
pr0vement is noted in the condition of
most OF them, two. however. are past all
hope. It IS currently reported this morn
ing that several section hands have been
arrested. but the Marshal and Coroner
know nothing of il. Il IS also said that
another body has been recovered from the
wreck, but this was denied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Great Preparations for the Csfherins
tiis Meek al IouiS.

tstAzs,st He frt tt.tlSsN .esstl1.
loNlA, Aug. lS--l-sey INDIGESTION points
10 an immense gathering q old soldiers
here Dext weet OF The occasion of Tie
iourth annual reunion Of tie Soldiers and
Sailors Of Central Michigan. which COM
menoes TUESDAY Gn0 continues until Eri-
day. IL is estimated that ~ 600 pslsoDs
Will be present End every preparation Las
been mace for their reception AND enter
taipmeDt. Tuesdays pTOsfaiaIas includes
dress parade at csc =. nl- and camp IRIS
aud reunions Ia the evening. steauesdsy
morning al le.O clock. Mayor r. D. Ncaarrv
VIII deliver al address Of welcome wnlfA
viii be responded ~ BY lion. g. a. Eils-
worth, OF GreenTlile. This val he iol-
lowed by su address bv J.. q. Rutherford.
Department Commander o. A a. after
which ooionels of Michigan regiments aiI
make q teW remarks 10 tier Cd comrades.
Ia the afternoon occurs tle grand parade.
which VIII be reviewed ky Department.
Commander rutherford AID siaf and
stand OF coiors awarded % the Post pre-
senting the best appearance ~ 6.1Q D. IA.
dress parade aud in the evening business
meeting Of the Association ana e.ec.iOn Of
officers ON THURSDAY, a. $50 a. IA. puzs
drill between q. A. b. fo.ls and lamps q
Sons ol NeiersEs A. y. ~. lriaads
dress parade. Friday the camp Wi be
mustered out aud tie veterans depart Tor
home
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
THE WILD WEST.
Delights Large Crowds at the Lake Yes
terday-Thrse Exhibitions To-day

Delights Large Crowds at the Lake Yes
tsrday-Thrse Exhibitions To-day.
A large crowd was present at the Lake
yesterday afternoon sud a still larger one
in the evening to witness the Wild West
exhibition in Ramona Park. The pro-
gramms presented was an interesting ore.
sud the participants showed a familiarity
With life on the frontier. Broncho John
gave sn interesting lecture on the pecu
iisritiss OF the cowboys ana Indians in tie
West. showing that nsither were as black
a. painted. The Indians sang and danced.
the ponies "bucked.' p the lariat was thrown
With precision. the attack Of the Indians
their repulse BY the cowboys. toe chase ard
other frontier scenes were depicted. and
Broncho John gave a fne exhibition Of
shooting with pistol and rsvoivers. The
ponies are rsmarkabiy vel trained. drop
ping as The prcper time in the attack and
r0t stir nE. although the nolse Of shooting
sai Yelling : carried on around them.
Three perform snces viii be gwen today a,
II =. m. $50 D. m. and .. m. sod are
free 20 al Lake visitors. The show ia one
well WORTHY Cf patronage
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

To The Edilor ~ he IElfaEls EErtfn
CrDAs SFslBos. Aug. 5z-DYtF Rlr.-
Referring 20 the article ttEt sp4fared y
your psper ~ rroeni oste. from your
Cedsf rpflne. FpecisI correspondent -
which he save A rchesne is being euieiiv
worked by two OF three NuFvumfs in fi.e
north emo q town. ~ go Iosmnstef 1fia
removed sno y. = Nsmsey Fusefiflteo
and remove the Office 70 ne North Iaf.
etc ] would sey thsf having essf3.
nothing of tie shra,sf of irving ~ re
-8evs Postmaster Bill until reported ~
some person frOrn fbs s9ufh emo Di to~n aud
J being tbe one that vas - tsEs hif pis1e.
thought t nothing more Lllan feir
that / should tn0w something aoopf ~
Bat efter Inskiug inquiries 81 0ur cfizsns
IN the nortb pat O. the village here r0ur
correspondent stsfes the scheme va benz
worked could End 10 one tnst had heef1
~ knew anything About ~ a ouiet
scbeus it vas indesd Strange that rour
reD0rise shoEid know - much a8oet a
Ntether ht wet fbe originator 81 tie -.
port 0F TIE EuthDf 0f tie ericis i cSnnos
say buf he certainly bad tte opsr-
tunity 81 learning that bs statement rneds
wss uncsiiec for. unvrrrautec snd in fart
malicious sian5erous t1iasho~d. eutten
ID Tor ths soie puryoge ~ nsking = die-
turb3ncf fetrsex the rizsDs 81 onf Vie
lsgs koT & would hsrf' seen. ps,es 80
that Any citizen ~ ofdlnsfT inulbgencs
csuid Ds ~ entirely iofl - tie i1ieresi II
our village es ~ s~s ~ create dis
furhsnre ~ men ifrirrirr sUet tsSe ielss-
aqr,as sna pdfe~flsesfierr fitfDu4t ffrrrd
Espids fepsrs vei - i evs1 -. kox or
village = a. right tat ffs i1i1rt f.raF-
uerit~ rerlefet sofrfv RS vhrf her such
sfnsrf ~ DneoTDp1i1rf reD1rfert efe e0fBF
a. - lowed undistn-hse - aevertiss lt -
being cortirus p 81 rfToef ~ en tie
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